02-17-2013, 03:33 PM
Grendel-Gene Wrote:Smoke, I do understand what you are saying and agree with you that burning Django out was not a real "legal option".... But somehow I just can't bring myself to be outraged or even shed a single tear in this case... Go figure!!! I hope there is nothing wrong with me for feeling this way...
You may feel however you like. I respect that. But remember that when the police state has the power to play judge, jury, and executioner at the scene of the crime, today it is about this scum of the earth Dormer, tomorrow it may be your house.
What if you were framed for murder or such and the local swat brought in their para-military tanks and fire bombs and destroyed you and your family before you every had a chance present your case to the jury? What if the people cheered yep he deserved it. He was scum I know he was the TV/internet said so .
Justice is served by upholding the laws, and bringing to trial a criminal. The police have sworn to uphold these laws. If they will not uphold the laws, they do not belong in position of trust and power. Police do have a right to protect there lives with terminal force just like you and I do. Burning down a holed-up murderer is not self defense. It is execution.
